markpollak

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Thanks for your help – I have been pulling my hair out over this and found the reason why. MAybe this will help someone else in the future …

The reason in the end was down to a separate Plausible analytics script which I’d totally forgotten I had installed. The reason it was hard to find was that during development, I also tried out Cloudflare’s Zaraz tool which is basically Clooudflare’s version of Google Tag Manager. I used Zaraz to instaall the Plausible Analytics script which is why it was not apparent it was firing. It was only when looking down the network tab that I saw a reference to ‘plausible.io’ script being loade.

Anyway, for some reason which I don’t know why (and at this point really don’t care! ) this plausible setup was blocking the first firing of the pageview Google Analytics tag described in my post above.

Many thanks for all your help again – it is a great plugin

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by markpollak.

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Thanks for the reply.

I’m pretty sure it is set up correctly as the google analytics page view tag is firing once the accept button is clicked – i.e. from the second page onwards

The Tagbird extension also shows that when the accept button is clicked, the ‘cmplz_event_statistics’ is fired but the google page view is not. Clicking onto another page on the site again fires the ‘cmplz_event_statistics’ and this time the pageview google analytics tag is fired.

This is also reflected when I look at Google Analytics in real time mode – the first page visited isn’t recorded when the user clicks the ‘accept’ button but future pages are. I’d be grateful if you could get to the bottom of this as I don’t want to underreport website visitors.

It would be great if the ability to display in different columns was a feature of the plugin

to have it in 2 columns, just change to

/* =for tablets and above
------------------------------------------------------- */

@media   (min-width: 768px)   {
 
   /* =site reviews - put in 2 columns  */ 
.glsr-review:nth-of-type(2n+1) {
    clear: both;
}
.glsr-default .glsr-review {
    margin-bottom: 48px;
    width: 50%;
    float: left;
    padding: 15px;
    box-sizing: border-box;}
    
}

To get the reviews to show in multiple columns, you can add the css code below. Add this through Appearance > Additional CSS.

I wanted to display the reviews in 3 columns on tablets and above only – you can see the results on this page – https://www.impactphysio.co.uk/about-us/testimonials/

/* =for tablets and above
------------------------------------------------------- */

@media   (min-width: 768px)   {
 
   /* =site reviews - put in 3 columns  */ 
.glsr-review:nth-of-type(3n+1) {
    clear: both;
}
.glsr-default .glsr-review {
    margin-bottom: 48px;
    width: 33%;
    float: left;
    padding: 15px;
    box-sizing: border-box;}
    
}

This is also happening to me – any help appreciated!